1346-05-01, Westminster
The like on behalf of the following for the following sums, for their lands in the following counties : John Beaumys of Sautre, 5 marks for one hobeler. Huntingdon. Robert de Silkeston, 100s. for one hobeler. Lincoln. William Moigne of Great Ravele, 5 marks for one hobeler. Huntingdon. John Sleight, knight, 12 marks for two hobelers. Lincoln. John Giffard le Boef, knight, 5 marks for one hobeler. Northampton. Ellis de Verdon, 5 marks for one hobeler. Leicester. William de Spaldyng, 5 marks for one hobeler. Lincoln. James de Roos, knight, 20/. for three men at arms. Lincoln. William Warde, 10 marks for two hobelers. Cambridge. William de Friskeneye of Farlesthorp, 5 marks for one hobeler. Lincoln. Robert de Hilton, knight, 10 marks for two hobelers. Lincoln. John de Bruggeham, 5 marks for one hobeler. Cambridge. William Disny, knight, 10/., to wit, 10 marks for a man at arms in the county of Lincoln, and 5 marks for a hobeler in the county of Hertford. Thomas de Loughton, 2 marks for an archer. Buckingham. By K. because it was testified that his lands do not exceed the value of 60s. a year.
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